Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-31
A Wrestling Match.


icoPyrlghi, 1887, by Tie California associated ,s
GILRoY, May 30th-Sargents Station was
Yesterday The scene of contest for he
ilsht weight championship for wrestling
between Frank Cannon and Gus Brown of
oah francisco. Both of them were in good.
conGltlon and the struggle was well con-
tested. Cannon won the choice selecting
ior the iirst and third trials the Greco.
homan, both of which he won. Brown
TOOK The second round on he catch as
catch-can method.
A Desert Zephyr.
CoRylgttg 1857, by the California Associated Press
CALICO, May 30th.-A severe win1-storm
from the east visited this place at $50 p. NJ.
Yesterday. Buildings at Blackfoot. King
Bismarck and Occidental mines were mn,
rooted. Thomas Craig miner at Occi-
dental was slightly in}ared by a falling
caDln, and part of the grade work of the
Orc Grande Mill, under construction near
Dagget was demolished. The amount Of
damage is not reported.
Dynemiter sensenced.
SAN FRANcIseo5 May 30tI.-Judge Hunt
and Judge Wallace, sitting in bank. rem
dered decision ON the motion for new
tilal IN the case of dynamiter John F.
Suites, convicted of attempting to place
dynamite on the track of the Sutter Street
hallroad, on February 18th last. The
motion was on the ground that the evidence
was insufficient to establish the offense for
which the defendant was convicted. This
IS the first case of the kind ever tried in
tins city, and the Court gave long and
elaborate decision in overruling the motion.
Judge Hunt then sentenced Sites to inn
prlsonment in San Quentin for term of
Two years and four months.
Fighting High License.
icopigt, 1857, by tie California associated Press.
REDWOOD Cry May 30th.-There is con-
siderable local excitement here over the
nigh license recently raised by the Board
OF supervisors and Town Trustees from
SO to $50 quarter. The sensible and
reasonable among the saloon keepers are
not opposed to the new law. A test case
will be made.
Suicide at Stockton
lccRyigdt, 1887, By tie California 4ssolated Press.l
STOCKTON, May 30th.-A stranger. aged SO
years, and named j. PatteE, supposed to
have recently arrived from Montana, COM
mltted suicide this morning at his room in
the Grand Central Hotel. He took NOR
phine while in fit of dependency.
Buying and subdividing.
lcopyrlg, 1887, by the California Associated Press
JUSTIN Nav 3Oth.-The Lehv tract and
several other valuable 90 TO 50-acre tracts
have been purchased in the past few davs
by San Francisco and Los Angeles syndi-
cate. Subdivision will follow.
Threatened Strike.
Icopyrtgt, 1887, By tie California Azsociae Press
SAN Francisco, May 3Oth.-The Fish
Market Journeymen's Union has decided
IN ask faurar nf IoH.
Sunday work. If not granted, the fishmen,
who number 800, will strike.
Judge Keiser's Funeral.
Copyright 1887, by tie California Associated Press
TRUCKEE, May 30th-The funeral of
Judge John Keiser, who was killed by be-
ing thrown from his buggy, took place
Yesterday, and was the largest ever known
in TruCkee.
In Critical Condition.
copyright, 1887 by tie California Associatea Press
HEALDsBURG, May 30th.-Daniel Shaw.
who was injured by the explosion of a car
fridge IN the magazine of a rifle, on Truitt's
ranch, on Friday, was brought here very
low with conclusion of the brain
Weather. ETC., at Santa Monica.
Copyright 1887, Cy he California issociatea Press
SANTA MONICA, May 30th.-Wheat and
barley are steadily improving, especially
barley: THERE'S warm spell here Thel e
was thunder and lightning, with light
shower, last night, but no injury was done.
Redding School Census.
Copyright 1857, by The California Associatel Press.
REDD1NG, May 30th.-The school census
shows 4OS children the past year it was
5lf; This gives an increase of ninety-one,
and entities this district to six teachers.
Raining er San Francisco.
Copyright 1897, by tie California Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, May 30th.-At IL P. NJ.
light rain is falling.
Drowned in the San Joaquin.
Copyright, 1857, By tie California Assoc,atea Press.
STOCKTON, May 31st.-A. M-Frank Read,
aged 10, son of Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s agent
here, and Charles Giesa, aged 16, son of
DR.. Giesa, of this city, were drowned in the
river YESTERDAY afternoon.